We are seeking to fill the fourth associate dean position, which will combine previous positions supporting inclusion and belonging as well as public service and outreach. Please view the job description for more information about the position and the application process.
Questions about the position can be directed to Denise Spangler.
The Quantitative Methods Consulting Center (QMC) is extending consulting hours for the spring semester and holding standing coursework assistance office hours (e.g. ERSH 6300, 8310/20, KINS 7700):
QMC is located in Aderhold Hall Room 321A. Coursework office hours are drop-in as needed. For consultations, please submit a request.
To recognize high-achieving Mary Frances Early College of Education students, the Marketing and Communications Office features “Amazing Student” profiles on the College’s website and social media channels.
We encourage faculty and staff members who work closely with students to submit a nomination using the Mary Frances Early College of Education Amazing Student nomination form. If the criteria are met, a marketing and communications team member will contact the student about how to submit the profile.
Note: Students must be majoring in the College of Education to qualify.
Nominees can be amazing students for a variety of reasons, but we’re looking for well-rounded students whose accomplishments extend beyond the classroom. There needs to be something—preferably multiple factors—that makes the nominee stand out. The nominator can provide details in the nomination form, but the primary criteria are:
The Presentation Collaboratory (PC), in the new Creative Engagement Wing on the third floor of the Miller Learning Center, is hosting a drop-in open house for all UGA faculty and interested staff on Tuesday, Feb. 17.
The PC, managed by the Office for Student Success and Achievement, helps students improve their public speaking skills. Students can sign up for an appointment to get one-on-one help with their presentations. They can also practice their public speaking with virtual reality and get real-time feedback.
Come see the space, try out the VR, enjoy a sweet treat, and see how the PC can help your students succeed. RSVP to attend.
New to the Mary Frances Early College of Education? All staff are welcome to attend Staff Representative Group (SRG) meetings. We invite you to get to know us a little better—our structure, our purpose, and what we may be able to do for you as your staff representatives.
Upcoming SRG meeting dates:
If you have any questions, please email coesrg@uga.edu.
We are excited to announce that the 57th Georgia Conference on Children’s Literature will take place on Friday, March 20. This marks our second time hosting the conference in a one-day format, which has been met with enthusiastic and positive feedback from attendees.
The conference brings together children’s book writers, educators, librarians, and social media specialists to celebrate and explore the nourishment of children’s literature both inside and beyond the classroom. UGA Mary Frances Early College of Education faculty and students are warmly welcomed, and early-bird discounts are available for presenters, students, and faculty.